Child Psychologist — 1 Session

A child psychologist is a specialist who helps children and adolescents, as well as their parents, cope with life challenges. Services aim not only to solve problems but also to guide the child and parents in discovering potential and creating a favorable environment for the child’s personal development. Main actions: • Diagnosis and prevention of emotional, behavioral, and other problems • Development of corrective programs • Monitoring changes in the child’s psychological state • Communication with parents and, if necessary, other family members Helps to: • Overcome age-related challenges • Improve relationships with peers, parents, and relatives • Identify and reveal the child’s individual traits, abilities, and temperament Common indications: • Night fears, restless sleep, poor appetite, mood swings • Developmental delays (including speech), bad habits (nail biting, thumb sucking) • Fear of darkness Professional focus areas: • Multiple fears, depressive and anxious states • Stress after traumatic events (e.g., loss of a loved one) • Weak will, disobedience, inattention, hyperactivity • Communication difficulties, aggressive behavior in normal and stressful situations • Adaptation difficulties in kindergarten, school, or unfamiliar environments • Communication loss with parents (including post-conflict situations) Using child psychologist services at the “Ararat” Mother & Child Health Center promotes psychological health and maximizes the child’s personal potential.